What's the one thing you wouldn't leave home without?
By moonchild117
@moonchild117 (1987)
Philippines
August 29, 2017 12:09am CST
Today, upon arriving to the office, I realized that I forgot my mobile phone charger at home. My bad, my 2 mobiles are running on low battery. I have to borrow from a colleague; I might need to contact my folks at home, or they may be contacting me through it later.
Well, I just thought that at least it's just the charger that I left at home. I'm going to feel really bad if it was my wallet that I didn't bring with me today. All my money and cards are there. The coins in my bag pocket wouldn't be able to support me throughout the day, just in case. Never mind if I forget my charger or even my phones, as long as I have my wallet with me, I'll live.
How about you, is there something that you wouldn't want to forget at home or can't leave home without?
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6 responses
@moonchild117 (1987)
• Philippines
29 Aug 17
Yes, those are always essential. Hard to be without money, communication, and transportation these days. 
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
29 Aug 17
Aside from my coin purse ( I don't have wallet hehehe) my mobile phone and keys, I make sure that I have an extra handkerchief and my powerbank with me.
@moonchild117 (1987)
• Philippines
29 Aug 17
Handkerchief, yeah. That's something we need to bring when we travel. To wipe off sweat, to cover our noses because of air pollution...
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
30 Aug 17
@moonchild117 I always have an extra hankie with me sweetie. I like my handkerchief fresh as possible.
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@toniganzon (72285)
• Philippines
29 Aug 17
My wallet because my driver's license is in my wallet. I don't want to be caught driving without it.
@moonchild117 (1987)
• Philippines
30 Aug 17
Yeah, that would definitely be something important.
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@moonchild117 (1987)
• Philippines
30 Aug 17
True! You can leave almost everything at home, just not money for transportation. Roads especially in Metro Manila are not very conducive to walking.
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@moonchild117 (1987)
• Philippines
12 Sep 17
Yup, those are important, especially money. And for days like these when the weather's bad, a phone would really help keep people in touch.
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@JustBhem (70555)
• Davao, Philippines
12 Sep 17
@moonchild117
Yes, as most people rely on the internet and social media.
